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Ahmed Fahour
News and interviews on Ahmed Fahourincluding trends, features, blogs and community conversations from an Australian business perspective.
Australia Post strikes continue as investment banker named new chief executive
Australia Post employees in NSW will go back on the job today, but strikes are still expected for at least half a day in Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania.
The working capital crisis: Kohler
Closing Pacific Brands' remaining Australian factories and shifting production offshore is a very risky strategy
The global banking crisis is far from over – and Australia is not immune: Gottliebsen
Despite the White House denials, the nationalisation of a big chunk of US and European banks is being considered as so many global banks are insolvent because of the losses they are concealing. Australian banks shudder at the repercussions that might have for our local banking industry and our major corporate borrowers.
Shares lower, key NAB executive resigns, US job losses surge: Economy roundup
The Australian sharemarket has opened lower today after more poor news out of the United States.
Commonwealth Bank tumbles on debt fears, Rio dumps big project, advertising spending falls: Economy roundup
Commonwealth Bank shares have tumbled as much as 12% to $25.75 after it revealed provisions for bad debts may rise up to $2.5 billion. The $2.5 billion estimate is based on the bank’s prediction that 0.6% of its gross loans may become bad debts.
NAB lifts rates again: Economy roundup
NAB lifts rates again: Economy roundup
John Ilhan remembered for kindness, philanthropy
John Ilhan remembered for kindness, philanthropy
Crazy John Ilhan memorial, heart condition possible cause of death
Crazy John Ilhan memorial, heart condition possible cause of death
Thousands mourn for John Ilhan
Thousands mourn for John Ilhan
What next for Crazy John’s – without John
What next for Crazy John’s – without John
Some banks are listening
Some banks are listening
